15. Interpreter/Translator
Median annual wage: $46,120 (2016)
Degree required: High school diploma
Military personnel stationed overseas for longer time periods often pick up foreign languages which can be a useful skill for a new job. After your service is through, you can build up your skill for the job market. The increase in demand for interpreters and translators is expected to grow 29% from 2012 to 2024. Work environment ranges from hospitals, courtrooms to various police departments. You can also decide to be a self-employed translator and work from the coziness of your home. In this case, working hours will vary according to your own schedule. Wondering what else we have on our list of best jobs if you are leaving military. Well, click next.
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